I’m sick of taking a horrible loss only to hear Gailey say things in the post-game like, “I thought we did some things well” or “I was pleased with the effort the guys put forth” or “we’ll have to look at it on film and fix it” or any of the other crappy coaching cliches he regularly uses. I’m throwing stuff around my house in anger and Chan is emotionlessly talking about the game like it was a scrimmage.

Someone needs to get angry with these guys! Flip a table! Kick a water cooler! Break something while screaming random insults! Just show me some sort of emotion Chan, I’m begging you! These guys are not responding to your methods. Be a leader of men!

While Stevie has always been seen as a bit of a head case, I think this is the type of thing a locker room leader says. He’s not specifically discrediting the coach or what he said (…maybe it’s borderline). He is simply stating that the team should not be happy simply with good effort/”playing hard”.

The coach can impose some limited level of discipline, but it’s really up to the guys on the field at the time to keep from hurting the team’s effort. That did not happen in Foxboro.

Across the board, on both sides of the ball, the lack of focus lost the Bills the game.

If the players are playing hard, maybe it’s time to look at the coaching.
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I’d say it’s more of quarterback issue with the Bills. People love to use coaches as scapegoats when the front office is consistently failing them.The Bills have found some good players over the years, but not enough of them.

The players really do care in Buffalo even though they are losing, that’s more than you can say for the mercenaries in Philadelphia. I have a lot of respect for the Bills they’re a team I wouldn’t want to play in the second half of the season.

For once I feel like the guys in the locker room have a tiny ounce of what it feels like to be a Bills fan. Now, let’s see if that anger transfers on the field.